Update

I have been talking to a lot of people to try and find a place where we can hold meetings. These will be small meeting so that people will feel more confident to open up. 

Talking about losing someone is a very personal thing and must be treated with care. Everyone copes in different ways and therefore move on in their own time.  I want to help people in ways that is personal to them, listening to what their needs are and working out the best way to support them while they are vulnerable and lonely.

If you would like to get involved or have any ideas that would help, please feel free to comment. As I am based in Bristol, I thought we could start here and then if it takes off and others feel they can help.  we could expand to others areas.

I`m very excited about this support group and if I can help someone who is or has gone through what I went through,  I will know I have achieved what I came to do.

Many thanks for all your support

Lissie 

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